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Barack doesn't NEED to come back. He worked his ass off for eight years. He has more than earned his rest; and if we're feeling remorse now, well, that's our own, damn fault. 'Cuz he tried.

To the surprise of absolutely no one, this is NOT the first time Wes Goodman has been busted. (IDK why, but for some reason, this particular story fascinates me.)

I'm from Oklahoma. I'm used to the freaking cold.

What the hell was Gene Simmons doing at Fox News in the first place? I always thought Christian conservatives looked at him and KISS as doing the devil's work.

But seriously, folks, pay no attention to Gordon Gekko. I am SO moving to Ohio.

It's just like what @marceline has said: the Republicans, when they are in power, always wreck the economy. Always.

I came across this story earlier this evening thanks to one of my friends on FB. The part that irks me, of course, is his calling the affair "inappropriate conduct." If, by "inappropriate conduct," he means that he was wrong to cheat on his wife at all, or that he was wrong to do "on company time," so to speak, then okay, I'm fine with the language. But something tells me that's NOT what he means by "inappropriate conduct." Oh, well. At least it was consensual, with someone who was age-appropriate and not working FOR him or alongside him. So, when Wes is ready to come out officially, we'll be here and all will be forgiven (...I guess).

Agree. So much for "The Al Franken Decade."

LOL!!

Oh, God, not Al Franken, too?!

I hope Kevin's new co-workers at McDonald's, where USA Today is prominently sold, are giving him a REALLY hard time over that article.

I know.

I gave up on Miss Kelly when she came for Frederica Wilson (probably 'cuz she was jealous of her hats).

In a speech in South Korea, Trump referred to Kim as a “cruel dictator” and said he ruled the country “like a cult.” Pot, meet kettle. Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump have engaged in name-calling like a pair of snot-nosed schoolchildren; and now, North Koreans are calling for Trump's head. There's GOT to be a morning after.

Yeah, good luck with that, bruh.

Not a chance, lol. Whoever wrote that article isn't kidding about our shortfalls. As of right now, we have a $250 million deficit and every plan that our state legislature has come up with has been voted down, with Governor Mary Fallin threatening to hold the special session until Christmas if that's what it will take. The issue? All proposed remedies favor the energy industry (who LOVES Governor Fallin, who loves them right back), while everything and everyone else, if certain Republican congressmen have their way, will be taxed into the poorhouse. Sound familiar? Even better: according to one source, Allison Ikley-Freeman is openly gay and in a same-sex marriage. I doubt most who voted for her even knew that. But, if they did, then that just shows to go you how desperate we are for change in OK.

Here's one more. It's the "Saturday Night Live" theme for the 1980-81 season. A really great theme, for a really bad year. I'd also add the theme for "The David Letterman Show." Not "Late Night with David Letterman" or "The Late Show with David Letterman," but the original NBC daytime talk show. Unfortunately, I can't track down any YT clips that have JUST the theme song and/or title sequence.

For some reason, he looks much older in that top photo than I had expected.

I think it's fine for an actor to sing and dance, provided 1) his character is, in fact, a professional entertainer; or 2) there's an actual, story-driven reason (no matter how hokey) for the number -- like, say, as part of a talent show that everyone in town is participating in to raise money for something or someone? Otherwise, regardless of their level of talent, I think it's just so damn awkward to watch.

"to finance election campaign 2016" Seriously?? Not even the villains on "Scooby-Doo" would be so obvious!

So, is Andy Kavovit done with acting? If so, that's a shame. I always thought he was a good actor.

That IS a good article, Carl! Thanks!

There's nothing "innovative" about Christmas lights you keep up all year round. In fact, where I come from, we call it life at the trailer park.

Little Donnie must have ridden the short limo everyday to prep school as a child. An affair between a 19-year-old and a 45-year-old might be unseemly under any circumstances, but it certainly isn't breaking any laws. Ergo, Ann Coulter's argument is stupid.